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Class looking forward to seen ye back in kilmallock

Great effort george trust you had a few whiskies after that. P.J from down under just love all the irish music on U tube.

This is easily the greatest piece of music I’ve heard in years. A real blast to the past. Beautiful.

This song references various aspects of Dublin's history and culture. Here's a brief explanation of the key names and their significance: ## Historical Figures and Characters **Molly Malone**: A fictional character from the popular folk song of the same name. She's portrayed as a fishmonger who sold cockles and mussels in the streets of Dublin[1]. **Poor Paddy**: Likely refers to the stereotypical Irish character often found in folk songs and stories. **Luke and Ronnie**: Possibly referring to Luke Kelly and Ronnie Drew, two famous members of the Irish folk band The Dubliners[1]. ## Landmarks and Locations **O'Connell Street**: Dublin's main thoroughfare, named after Daniel O'Connell, a prominent 19th-century political leader[1]. **Clery's Clock**: A well-known meeting point outside the former Clery's department store on O'Connell Street[1]. **Temple Bar**: A popular cultural quarter in Dublin, known for its lively nightlife and tourist attractions[1]. **The Liberties**: One of Dublin's oldest neighborhoods, with a rich history dating back to the 12th century[1]. **Raglan Road**: A street in Dublin, made famous by the poem and song "On Raglan Road" by Patrick Kavanagh[1]. ## Cultural References **The Auld Triangle**: Refers to a famous Irish folk song, often associated with Dublin's Mountjoy Prison[1]. **Bang Bang's keys**: Alludes to a well-known Dublin character named Thomas Dudley, nicknamed "Bang Bang," who used to pretend to shoot people with a large key[1]. **The Rare Auld Times**: A popular Irish song that nostalgically recalls Dublin's past[1]. **Alive Alive Oh**: A phrase from the chorus of the Molly Malone song[1]. **Up to Monto**: References another Irish folk song about the red-light district in Dublin known as "Monto"[1]. These references collectively paint a picture of Dublin's rich cultural heritage, blending historical landmarks, folk traditions, and local characters that have become part of the city's identity. Citations: [1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Dublin

Unreal

Absolutely brilliant. Perfect voice for that song!!

Love it

Met him on Dundalk years ago, lovely fella

Fucken brilliant 💚💚💚🇮🇪

Met this man in uxbridge tonyt as humble as they get. What a genius!

Magic

Love this ❤

Excellent George Murphy

Fair play boys 🤟

Great version guys,love it.

Fantastic singing great artists

Please sing grace

Sounds like Luke

love this xoxo

Great voice,great musicians.What’s not to like?

Just lovely

Fantastic can’t wait till they play Liverpool

Hard to believe there is someone could match Georges vocal ability no less be in the same band. These lads will go down as one of the best ever to do it and a live show will cement this. Legends 😁

Fab!❤

wicked voice George,

Those were the days! Brilliant!Go raibh maith agat!☘️✌️

soooooo good

This is brilliant, love this song so does my young lad aged 12

Wat a voice😊

That is a cracking tune, the lyrics are magical

magnifique !

That’s bloody brilliant

Good to see my fellow Irishmen and kin folk Seán Butler

Absolutely flawless this is so very good

Love this...brilliant

Brilliant

Stunning ❤

Brilliant song

The emotion. Love David’s voice.

A great ballad of those that crossed the water between my home town of Liverpool and Dublin. Thanks for sharing.

george murphy rocks what a humble man

Wow , fantastic stuff , A Man , His Voice and the song seamlessly blended together.

Heard this at end of the movie 'the troubles: a Dublin story'. Brilliant song

beautiful voice, beautiful song, beautiful playing

Brilliant

Brilliant xxxx

When was this recorded ( which year) ?

Written by a man who died for his country....Great version of this fantastic song

fair play to your Daddy George... I can see where you get your talent from

Whare his shows how much are tickets